How to Romance Noel in Moonlight Peaks – Gift & Heart Event Guide

A Live One (and The First Date)

To start Noel’s first heart event, find him any time after reaching your first heart with him. He opens with the full cheesy charm offensive, “a live one,” the works, and it’s clearly a well-worn routine.

Dialogue Choices:

• Push back on the routine,
  • “You’re pretty confident, aren’t you?” (“What can I say? I rise to the occasion, especially when the company’s this intriguing.”)
  • “Yeah… right.” (“Doubt me if you must, but I’ll win you over in no time!”)

• When he pushes for an official first date,
  • “I like the sound of that. It’s a date.” (“I knew you’d come around! Get ready for a night you won’t forget, darling.”)
  • “Slow down there, Romeo.” (“Slow down? It’s dinner, not a proposal. Well, if you change your mind, I’m always ready.”)

The Wrong Foot

Noel admits he came on too strong initially and wants to reset things, right before Fiona’s sister Sabrina catches him hitting on you again and shuts it down hard.

Dialogue Choices:

• Take the reset at face value,
  • “Fair enough. Let’s start fresh.” (“Starting fresh, huh? I can do that. I came on a little strong last time, didn’t I?”)
  • “Which foot was that?” (“Oh, the charming one, of course!” Same admission follows.)

Disappearing Act

Noel’s pet owl Hoodini has gone missing again, and he’s trying to play it cool while clearly panicking, listing off everything he’s already tried (favorite treat, grooming spell) with no luck.

Dialogue Choices:

• Offer to help,
  • “We’ll find her. I promise.” (“Thanks, {Player}. Really. I was pretending not to panic, but you just saved me from having a breakdown.” He suggests checking the Graveyard, since Hoodini has a weird fondness for haunted places.)
  • “She probably just wanted a little adventure.”

The Real Noel

Noel invites you somewhere quiet, Hoodini providing comic relief with an endless stream of hoots the whole way there.

Dialogue Choices:

• Respond to the invitation,
  • “Yeah, can’t wait! I’m on my way!” (“You’re here!”)
  • “All right, all right, I’ll go.” (same warm welcome follows either way.)

A Spellbound Meadow

Noel conjures an entire meadow of your favorite flowers as a surprise, needing to know your preference first (tulips, roses, azaleas, or plumerias, purely a matter of taste) so he can get the spell exactly right.

Dialogue Choices:

• Once he’s finished and explains he wanted something just for the two of you, respond,
  • “I love you.” (“And I love you. Always.” He suggests making this a standing tradition.)
  • “You’re such a sap, Noel.” (“Hey, I only get sappy for you. Consider yourself special.”)

Bite Me, Pretty Please (and Can You Bite Me?)

Noel raises the idea of becoming a vampire to share your world completely, framing it as wanting to belong to the same world as you, not just stand near it.

Dialogue Choices:

• When he actually asks,
  • “If this is truly what you want… then yes.” (“Really? You’ll do it? Thank you. You have no idea what this means to me. Let’s meet at the Crypt tonight.”)
  • “Maybe take a little more time to think it through.” (he takes it well: “You’re right. It is a lot. I don’t want to rush something I can’t undo. I’ll bring it up again when I’m ready.”)

• On a later visit, he checks in again: “remember that whole biting me conversation?” Respond,
  • “Yeah, I remember.” (“I’ve been thinking about it. More than I probably should admit… The truth is, I’m sure. I want this, with you.”)
  • “I do. It’s a big step.”